Quality Stippling - My Glock 30S

[pablo]

Amazing attention to detail. Give him a shout if you're interested.

He does a "usability" package that includes a slight grip reduction, finger groove removal, 360 stippling, mag release bevel, trigger guard undercut as well as full inner/outer relief (glove bevel) and trigger guard stippling.

Those mag spacers were a bit awkward to grip before. It melts into my hand now.



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[TripleEight]

Wow, that's probably the nicest stippling job I've seen. Looks good!

 

[OH IT'S KINO]

Looks very nice. Did he thin out the trigger guard, too? I want to modify one of my glocks like this, but I'm nervous to try it out myself.

 

[annihilation-time]

Looks great. Nice work.

 

[pablo]

Looks very nice. Did he thin out the trigger guard, too? I want to modify one of my glocks like this, but I'm nervous to try it out myself.

He only stippled the undercut. He has a few more hi-res pics of the work on his Facebook page. He' a good dude. If you give him a call and tell him what you want to do, he'll probably have some pointers.

 

[platoonDaddy]

What method did you use to ship the frame? On Monday I visited FedEx to ship to Cold Bore and they wanted $70 and change. Of course I didn't ship, tooooooooooooo much monies for a $35 + $10 shipping job.

 

[pablo]

What method did you use to ship the frame? On Monday I visited FedEx to ship to Cold Bore and they wanted $70 and change. Of course I didn't ship, tooooooooooooo much monies for a $35 + $10 shipping job.

I did 2nd day air at the FedEx in Baltimore for 48 bones.

 

[platoonDaddy]

I did 2nd day air at the FedEx in Baltimore for 48 bones.

Did they know you were shipping a firearm frame?

 

[pablo]

Did they know you were shipping a firearm frame?

Yes. FedEx does not require disassembly. You can ship the firearm intact.

 

[platoonDaddy]

Yes. FedEx does not require disassembly. You can ship the firearm intact.

WOW, that wasn't my experience. I even showed the clerk the stripped framed (minus trigger & trigger bar). She went in the back and talked to her boss and he told her overnight, next day delivery.

Will go and try again.

 

[johnnyb2]

self stippling

Looks very nice. Did he thin out the trigger guard, too? I want to modify one of my glocks like this, but I'm nervous to try it out myself.

I was nervous too, but, and I am bragging a little here, but mine looks just about as good as this stippling on the frame in the pictures above. I just used a really small soldering iron, and it took me several hours to do. I should take some pictures and post it.

I did not put a border on it, as I did not think about it at the time. Try practicing on a magazine first, at the bottom. It can be very time consuming, especially with a small tip, but, it is not difficult at all, it you have a little DIY talent

 

[pablo]

WOW, that wasn't my experience. I even showed the clerk the stripped framed (minus trigger & trigger bar). She went in the back and talked to her boss and he told her overnight, next day delivery.

Will go and try again.

They tried the same with me. I asked them to show me in the regs where it said I had to ship overnight. Sure enough, there it was - 2nd day air authorized. I think they consider a stripped frame to be a "firearm".